Master Plumber 310-128 Anti-Siphon Fill Valve Replacement Cap - Quantity 1
Description
đźš˝ Flush Away Your Worries with Master Plumber!
- 🛠️ DURABLE DESIGN - Crafted by Master Plumber, this replacement cap promises longevity and reliability for your toilet system.
- 📦 CONVENIENT QUANTITY - Sold as a single unit, ideal for those who want to keep a spare on hand without cluttering your toolbox.
- đźš« NO BATTERIES NEEDED - Enjoy hassle-free maintenance with a product that requires no batteries, just pure plumbing efficiency.
- đź’ˇ UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Perfectly fits Hooved-R-Line and Amerline brands, making it a versatile choice for your plumbing needs.
- 🔧 EFFORTLESS INSTALLATION - Designed for quick and easy toilet repairs, ensuring you spend less time fixing and more time enjoying.
The Master Plumber 310-128 Anti-Siphon Fill Valve Replacement Cap is a lightweight, durable solution for toilet repairs, specifically designed for Hooved-R-Line and Amerline brands. With its compact dimensions and easy installation, this product ensures your plumbing remains efficient and reliable without the need for batteries.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Master Plumber |
| Part Number | 310-128 |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 5.87 x 3.87 x 2.37 inches |
| Item model number | 310-128 |
| Size | 1 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
S**M
Great Buy
Easy installation.
R**D
Rebuild 2 valves with one kit
I'm handy, but not a plumber. I have 2 leaking toilet Hoover-A ballcocks and was planning on changing to a fill valve. Instead, I thought it would be fun to try to rebuild the ballcocks.I bought this kit for about $8, with the intention of only fixing 1 toilet. I have read that there is an Old vs New version of the Hoover-A ballcock. I don't know which. However, seeing 2 pair of rubber gasket things in the picture, I figured one would fit old, other new. However, they both look exactly the same, including the rubber gasket sizes.I only replaced the large rubber 'O" shaped thing (anti siphon?) and little plastic O Rings that attach to the cap. I re-used the screws, cap, and didn't change or re-surface the valve seat. Since the kit came with a pair of each, I rebuild both valves. I didn't use plumber silicone grease, but would have if I had any.Will see how long it lasts. Pretty happy right now.
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